Israel Cuts Electricity to Gaza, Houthis Threaten Shipping Attacks, and U.S. Arrests Former Columbia Student Over Hamas Ties
Israel has halted electricity supplies to Gaza following the suspension of humanitarian aid. Meanwhile, Yemen’s Houthi movement has threatened to resume attacks on Israeli ships if aid is not allowed into Gaza. In the U.S., federal agents arrested a former Columbia University student for alleged ties to Hamas-supporting activities.
Trump’s Ultimatum to Hamas, Arrest in Bat Yam Bus Bombing, and Israel’s Defense of Gaza Aid Halt
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said President Trump has lost patience with Hamas over the hostage crisis. Israeli authorities arrested the terrorist behind the Bat Yam bus bombing, part of a coordinated attack. Meanwhile, Israel defended halting Gaza aid, arguing Hamas exploits supplies while hostages remain in captivity.
Hamas warning before attack overlooked, Graham urges Military action on Iran, and Palestinian children transferred for Treatment
Israeli intelligence dismissed unusual Hamas activity before the October 7 attack, despite later warnings. Meanwhile, Senator Lindsey Graham urged Trump to back an Israeli strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities. Separately, 29 Palestinian children were evacuated through Israel to Jordan for medical treatment.
Hamas propaganda wins “Documentary” Oscar
On Sunday night, the movie “No Other Land” won the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature. A closer look reveals that this “documentary” is shameless propaganda put out by a blatantly antisemitic Hollywood.
Hamas defeat declared, Defense Minister advocates for Jews in Judea and Samaria, and U.S. Reviews Columbia University Grants Over Antisemitism
The IDF Chief declared Hamas’s defeat and stressed ongoing security needs near Gaza. Also, the Israeli Defense Minister linked increased Jewish settlements in Judea and Samaria to regional security. In the U.S., federal agencies are reviewing Columbia University’s grants due to concerns over antisemitism.
Haifa Stabbing Rampage, Netanyahu’s Gratitude to Trump, and IDF’s Gaza Operation
A deadly stabbing attack in Haifa left one dead and four injured, while Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu praised U.S. President Trump for his support during the Gaza conflict. Meanwhile, Israeli forces responded to an escalation in Gaza by targeting militants attempting to plant explosives, marking the end of a ceasefire with Hamas.
Nation Mourns Bibas Family, Freed Hostage Addresses UN, and Rocket Misfires in Gaza
Thousands are expected to line the procession route to honor Kfir, Ariel, and Shiri Bibas, marking the profound loss. Meanwhile, Noa Argamani, a former hostage, will address the UN Security Council, sharing her experiences. Also, a misfired rocket from Gaza landed within the Strip, triggering an Israeli military response to the ongoing security tensions.
Who is considered a Jew after October 7?
“My ethnic origin is and always will be Jewish. I have no other nationality. If I am not a Jew, what am I? I did not accept Christianity to leave my people. I added it to my Judaism. I feel as a Jew.” Oswald Rufeisen, Brother Daniel
U.S. Backs Israel in delaying prisoner swap, plans for released “prisoners”, and Netanyahu’s demands of Southern Syria
The U.S. has endorsed Israel’s decision to delay a prisoner swap with Hamas, citing the group’s harsh treatment of hostages. Meanwhile, Fatah has announced plans to incorporate released prisoners into its ranks. Also, Israeli PM Netanyahu has called for the full demilitarization of southern Syria and vowed to maintain strategic military positions in Lebanon.
Why Israel’s Defensive Messaging Strategy Must Change: Lessons from Military History
The battle for public opinion can determine the outcome of wars as decisively as military victories. For decades, Israel has relied on a communication strategy called “hasbara” to defend its actions on the world stage. This approach has proven as ineffective as Germany’s fatal propaganda failures in the First World War.
